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Each and every year tons of small scale businesses appear every year that is why it is vital on your part to set up an LLC. However, LLC set ups does not need to be done complicatedly.

Despite not being a necessity in small businesses, having an LLC is highly recommended for small business owners. The benefits that your small business could derive from an LLC is both liability coverage and flexibility.

Below are some important key points that will help you see why your small business should have an LLC.

LLC and what it is
To begin, you should be oriented on what LLC exactly is. A type of business formation can be considered as the general definition of LLC. Limited liability company is the full term of the acronym LLC. Well, despite the definition, the vagueness of the term still makes you wonder, what’s in it for you and your business.

The kind of business determines all of the aspects that your responsible with, from the kind of regulations you need to adhere, the personal liability that you should shoulder as well as the paying of taxes.

Why have an LLC for your business?
An LLC business structure for your small business could greatly provide definite advantages.

Here are some of the advantages that LLC will give to your business.

Tax advantages.
There is no usually IRS gray areas that your business can expoit. But think about it, what if you could choose how your business should be taxed? It could be a game changing advantage, but the question is, is it really possible?

Well, you just hit the jackpot cause with LLC, it is possible.

By setting up an LLC for your small business, you will not be directly taxed. The reason for this is because an LLC is not recognized by the IRS as another separated entity.
What’s more is that LLC allows you to freely choose the tax options for your business so you will be able to freely choose from partners, single member, and corporation tax options.

Being flexible
Flexibility is one of the sought after advantage that any business seeks out. This is especially true since the business world is ever changing.

An LLC option will be able to provide your business an advantage of having less red tapes and paper works.
With the operating agreement paper work that is already attached to an LLC, setting up one for your business could practically lessen your paper work. And what’s more is that this paper work already have the outline of the governing rules for your business.

And of course you will be the one to create those rules.

Just be sure that you are updated to every changes on the rules that the IRS is imposing before you start setting up your LLC.